A/HRC/43/9 119.77 Continue to promote sustainable economic and social development, and further improve people’s livelihoods in order to provide a solid foundation for its people to enjoy all human rights (China); 119.78 Continue strengthening its social policies with the consolidation of employment, building education, health and social assistance programmes for the benefit of minorities and other vulnerable groups of the population (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 119.79 Continue to work towards respecting sexual and reproductive rights by ensuring the decriminalization of abortion in all situations, and in the meantime authorizing a minimum of abortion services to preserve the physical and mental health of women or in cases of fatal fetal abnormality, rape or incest (France); 119.80 Ensure the full realization of sexual and reproductive health and rights, including by legalizing abortion (Germany); 119.81 Eliminate criminal sanctions against women and girls in cases of voluntary abortion and eliminate all barriers that currently hinder access to legal, affordable and timely termination of pregnancy (Iceland); 119.82 Consider the gradual extension of compulsory education to at least one year of pre-primary education (Bulgaria); Progressively extend compulsory education to at least one year of pre-primary education (Algeria); 119.83 Continue combating discrimination against women, domestic violence and gender-based violence (Tunisia); 119.84 Continue its efforts to prevent all forms of gender-based violence (Georgia); 119.85 Continue its efforts in the field of preventing and combating all forms of gender-based violence (Kyrgyzstan); 119.86 Strengthen programmes on addressing gender-based violence and ensure allocation of sufficient resources to competent institutions (Philippines); 119.87 Continue bolstering national actions in support of gender equality, as well as initiatives on fighting and preventing violence against women (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 119.88 Intensify efforts to increase the representation of women in political life, in particular in the parliament (Spain); 119.89 Further strengthen efforts to increase the representation of women in political life, particularly in the parliament and at the highest levels of the Government (Bulgaria); 119.90 Pursue its ongoing efforts towards ensuring greater participation of women in political life and their greater political representation (Greece); 119.91 Intensify efforts to eliminate gender stereotypes and take measures to ensure the representation of women in political life by adopting adequate measures to make effective the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Honduras); 119.92 Increase women’s representation in political life and in decisionmaking positions (Iraq); 119.93 Strengthen the participation of women in political life as voters, candidates, elected representatives and public officials and eliminate all obstacles that impede their equal participation (Mexico); 119.94 Continue its efforts to increase women’s participations in politics and at decision-making levels (Myanmar); 18